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A decade after the late 2000s recession, much of the world is now back at the top of the economic cycle, and critically near the next crisis. At the top of an economic cycle, governments are collecting their peak tax revenues — yet, even so, many are still running large fiscal deficits and have large existing public…

What did the Lehman collapse have to do with real estate? A sprint through some of the innovations and trends that led the real estate industry to get so caught up in the Lehman crisis

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In 2006, the European commercial property industry achieved its biggest year yet. Investment volumes across the continent topped EUR225 billion at a pace of growth that saw sales double since 2004. The industry was in self-congratulatory mood; not just mesmerised by the “wall of capital” that was searching for a home but at its own…

China and Its Domination of The Real Estate Market Mainland Chinese cities have reported the strongest house price growth in 2017, a new study says.

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Property prices have increased by more than 10% in eight Chinese cities, with Chongqing in the lead as the top riser for both the mainstream (+ 58.9%) and the prime property (+48.5%) market. The city in southwest China, which boasts an urban population of more than 8 million people, is just one of the 13 out…

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What did the Lehman collapse have to do with real estate? A sprint through some of the innovations and trends that led the real estate industry to get so caught up in the Lehman crisis

China and Its Domination of The Real Estate Market Mainland Chinese cities have reported the strongest house price growth in 2017, a new study says.

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